Thursday, November 5, 2009

[MW:3594] Re: What weld?

Hi Praphulla
 
If you are looking for the information as per  ASME Sec VIII DIv. 1, kindly refer to: UW-9(d) and also UW-14 (a) through (d).
 
Gopu

 


Dear All,
Anyone know where I can find the minimum distance to be maintained
between two welds ?
Please let me know

Thanks
Praphulla






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